Kaua‘i County has announced closures for King Kamehameha Day, except for The Kaua‘i Bus and some recycling services. Regular refuse collection will continue, with normal hours resuming June 12.

Hawaii Island police arrested 14 for DUI in one week; DUI total stands at 395 for the year, with a slight decrease from last year. Major crashes increased by 2.2%, while DUI-related fatalities decreased. Police continue DUI enforcement efforts.

Maui Police hosts a free child safety seat inspection to improve road safety for children, with certified technicians educating parents on correct installation and usage.

Hawaii's forecast includes brief showers favoring nights and early mornings, with a more stable climate from Monday. Moderate easterly trades are expected next week, with potential afternoon showers over the weekend.

Armando Posadas was barred from entering the Pūpūkea Marine Conservation District for six months after illegally collecting 55 'opihi, agreeing to a plea deal with a $1,000 fine and probation.

Residents in Hanalei and ʻAnini Beach, Kauai, are urged to minimize water use amid ongoing conservation efforts, with emergency repairs pending. Cooperation is appreciated as the situation continues.

Kaumahina Wayside rest stop on Hāna Highway will close from June 12-22 for the removal of dangerous trees, as part of a safety-focused operation by DLNR costing $47,000. Public inquiries can be directed to Michael Kahula at 808-984-8102.

Hawai‘i State Library's Summer Reading Program includes a charitable event to donate musical instruments to the Music For Life Foundation for young musicians.

Hawaii's Governor Josh Green signed a law protecting earnings of child performers, ensuring part of their income is saved in a trust fund for when they become adults.

Kaua‘i's Office of Economic Development has announced the winners of the 2025 Cultural Programs and Events Grant, celebrating cultural diversity and supporting the local economy.

The Kaua‘i Police Department celebrated the promotion of four officers to leadership roles, with two becoming Captains and two ascending to Assistant Chief.

Unstable weather with enhanced showers is expected in Honolulu due to the remnants of a cold front and an upper level disturbance, with a forecast of more stable conditions and moderate trade winds decreasing by Friday.

PFAS, specifically PFOS, was detected intermittently in the water at St. Stephen Diocesan Center, Oʻahu. Levels are below EPA's safety threshold. The Roman Catholic Church has informed consumers and monitoring continues.